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stop the sound Please !

Any way to make a ringtone a txt tone

yep.

just creat an "audio" folder on your SD card and then create three folders.

alarms
notifications - add the audio file you want as a notification here
ringtones
How do u create a folder

Once you connect it to your PC you should be able to access the microSD card on your Droid 2 as a mass storage device/removable drive.

Just create a new folder like you would in windows.

Or use one of the free file manager apps from the market.
 
They hired a wedding photographer that still used film?! :icon_eek: Are you positive it wasn't a DSLR?

The noise you heard from your aunt's camera was likely the zoom motor during autofocus, which can be disabled, and also doesn't exist on virtually all phones. Just about any other clicks or beeps were generated artificially by the camera's speaker and can usually be turned off. Unless it was a DSLR, in which case there would be a mechanical click from the mirror flipping up, but the photographers camera would make that noise, too. It's very easy to make most digital cameras dead silent.

Most of her cameras were DSLR. She still used one film. Guess she likes dabbling in the old way of doing things.

As for my aunt's camera; it was the "click" sound setting. It only happens when she presses the button and it is obviously a digitally generated sound, as opposed to a mechanical one (the lens and flash were quieter).

The fact that "it's very easy to make most digital cameras dead silent" is what really upsets me. She could easily change this setting, but she doesn't care that she bothers people for no reason. And that is the point of my gripe; that the camera came with the noise on as the default.
 
AFAIK There is currently no laws regarding shutter sounds. Most phone manufacturers are putting these sounds in as default (and in some cases without the ability to silence them) in preparation for such laws. There is a proposal in the house of reps to require this in smartphones (H.R.414 I think, could be wrong) that was put forth last year, and it's still alive, barely. Also, other countries do require this. South Korea I can confirm, I think Japan also...
 
AFAIK There is currently no laws regarding shutter sounds. Most phone manufacturers are putting these sounds in as default (and in some cases without the ability to silence them) in preparation for such laws. There is a proposal in the house of reps to require this in smartphones (H.R.414 I think, could be wrong) that was put forth last year, and it's still alive, barely. Also, other countries do require this. South Korea I can confirm, I think Japan also...

I suppose they feel it's a person's right to know their picture is being taken if said device is within earshot. People will just find a way to disable the speaker altogether or hell, try the cough method, it works for farts. ;)
 
People will just find a way to disable the speaker altogether or hell, try the cough method, it works for farts. ;)

Oh, Sweety, no it doesn't.

I do like that idea, though: I'm at my niece's recital. I want to take a picture without disturbing the others around me. I politely make sure that the flash is off and just barely raise up the phone or camera (so those behind me are not disturbed by my arms). I then, with a loud cough, I take the picture, satisfied that nobody was disturbed at all. Then my brother starts a wheezing fit to cover up his video noises.

The only thing that everyone else will know is that it was a lovely recital and my brother and I have allergies.
 
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